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The GNU Image Manipulation Program
- the GIMP - the best way to produce your artwork for the web and
the real world. |
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My home system runs Linux. It's
free. And it works. And I've got the source code so I can fix
problems. And.... |
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The Pathologically Eclectic
Rubbish Lister, the Swiss Army Chainsaw - call it what you want:
it's the most versatile scripting language in the world and it runs
a large part of my machine and manages my web site. Thanks
Larry. |
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Demon Internet - my ISP. |
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The best news source: find out
what's going on in NerdLand here. |
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The best place to keep track of
new software releases. |
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O'Reilly and Associates for the
Camel, the Rhino, the Koala, the Flamingo and the rest of the
bestiary. Buy their books now! |
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Buy your books from Amazon and
make me some money! Check out my
bookstore now. |
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I've tried to retain some degree
of backward compatibility here. The graphics don't look great in
256 colours but are usable. I've created a text index to give Lynx
users a more simple way to navigate the site, but I'm afraid that
the one thing I don't really want to give up is the tables, so
until I get a few minutes spare to knock a couple of Perl scripts
together to process the tables into pre-formatted text, that's
something you'll have to live with - sorry! |
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I've tested these pages with
Navigator 3.01, 4.08 and 4.5 on GNU/Linux in 640x480 and 800x600 so
grab one of those if you're having a problem. Compatibility notes:
NN 3 has *very* limited support for style sheets (and you really
must use HTML 4-deprecated stuff like <center> and font
colour selection just doesn't work). I've tried to pick
combinations that work well despite that, but I'm not going to
spend an aeon writing <font color=blah>....</font> just
to cope with this. |
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I've tested these pages with IE3
and IE4 on Windows-95 in 640x480 and 800x600 so grab one of those
if you're having a problem. Compatibility notes: IE 3 has problems
with table row backgrounds so I have to say bgcolor to it. IE4
picks a bigger font than is ideal, so a bit of a rethink on some
tables was required. |
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Last, but by no means least, my
wife Tina. For her forbearance, cooking, general indulgence and not
complaining too loudly when I get to bed at 0130 because I've been
updating my web pages. |